The lecturer at the College of Nursing at the University of Basra, the assistant lecturer Nael Jaafar Ali and the teacher Farhan Layth, published a paper under the title ((Sustainable development from the perspective of green accounting)) in the International Journal of Innovation, Creativity and Change, and the research included that based on international interests, the implementation of measures that benefit from achieving sustainable development and accounting discipline It was decided to cooperate during the green accounting (environmental accounting) and this research shows that green accounting is the goal that should be studied due to the great and wide efforts that are being made at the global and international level to achieve global sustainability, to achieve harmony between economic, social and natural resources. This research presents green accounting as a means of support where companies can contribute Practiced in this support with a major focus on sustainable development. This work showed the quantitative and qualitative methodology that will be used to determine the comprehensive accounting, which is the mechanism that can help oil services and technology organizations to achieve clean development in the environment. This systematic study presented the types of data that can help improve the country's green accounting system to help formulate policies directed towards sustainable development and a clean environment. The aim of the research was divided into two parts. General objectives: Analysis of green accounting in a service company on the basis of national and international organizations that regulate accounting, in order to determine what If it provides relevant information that serves as support for achieving sustainable development and the specific objectives of the research Analyze whether green accounting can be applied in Iraq as a support tool to assist in achieving sustainable development. Determine whether green accounting provides the necessary and relevant information that can help companies achieve sustainable development. Verify whether comprehensive accounting is consistent with the systems established at the national and international levels that regulate environmental accounting. |
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